Bangor Daily News
Watchdog for $46 billion tribal gambling industry can't enforce the law without a chairperson
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — On opening day at the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma’s new Harrah’s-branded casino, the tribe’s chairman watched customers pack the gambling floor while a queue of cars spilled out…
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1mFire crews battle blaze at old Moosehead Mill
A permitted debris burn got out of control at a Monson mill Saturday night, destroying at least three buildings.
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2mSandwich shop opening on State Street in Bangor
Top of the Hill Subs will open in the former Subway location on State Street, with a focus on Maine-sourced ingredients.
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7mSnorkeling in Maine will open your eyes to 'fascinating' underwater world
Maine is home to thousands of lakes and ponds, many of which are great for snorkeling and have dramatically different geological features.
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5mAroostook park will unveil its biggest project in a growing veterans tribute
This year, a bronze Vietnam soldier statue will take its place in Washburn's veterans park, the park's costliest project yet.
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1mTrain derails in Orono near golf club
Officials are asking the public to avoid Main Street in Orono as crews respond to the train off the tracks, according to the dispatch center.